New fee free deals from Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks

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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks have launched a series of new mortgage rates.

The rates include a range of fee free mortgages, as follows:

Product  Rate  LTV Fee (if applicable)
2 Year Fixed 2.09% Up to 75% None
2 Year Fixed 2.19% Up to 80% None
5 Year Fixed 2.89% Up to 75% None
5 Year Fixed 3.09% Up to 80% None
2 Year Fixed 2.49% Up to 90% £999
5 Year Fixed 3.49% Up to 90% £999

Steve Fletcher, director of retail banking, said: “We’ve reduced rates for customers looking to remortgage and it’s a great time to find out what Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks have to offer.

“As well as low rates, many of our mortgages come without arrangement fees, funds transfer, valuation or legal fees.”

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